Computer Tomography 2007: Market Size and Investment Potential in European Hospitals

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

• 1.1 Project Objectives
• 1.2 Methodology
• 1.3 Geographic Scope
• 1.4 Respondent Population & Data Reliability
• 1.5 Analysis
• 1.6 Report Structure

2. Executive Summary

• 2.1 Overview
• 2.2 CT
• 2.3 Service and Support
• 2.4 Equipment Utilisation
• 2.5 Purchasing, Selection and Financing Process

3. Radiography in Healthcare Institutions

• 3.1 Availability of Radiography
• 3.2 Alternatives to In-house Radiography and Radiology Departments
• 3.3 Structure of Radiography in Healthcare Institutions

4. Computer Tomography (CT)

• 4.1 Installed Base
  • 4.1.1 Number of Rooms
  • 4.1.2 Room Configuration
  • 4.1.3 Supplier Structure
  • 4.1.4 Age Profile and Expected Life Span
• 4.2 Future Investment Potential & Plans
  • 4.2.1 Hospitals Offering Potential
  • 4.2.2 Number of Rooms and Key Reasons
  • 4.2.3 Supplier Trend
  • 4.2.4 Timing of Investment

5. Service and Support

• 5.1 Usage of Service and Support Offerings with CT Systems
• 5.2 Service & Support Budgets and Spend
• 5.3 Interest in Service & Support Offerings

6. Equipment Utilisation

• 6.1 Radiographic Examinations and Images
• 6.2 Trends in Radiographic Examinations

7. Purchasing Process

• 7.1 Stakeholders in the Decision Making Process
• 7.2 Selection Process and Financing

8. Supplier Selection Criteria and Satisfaction

9. Appendices

• 9.1 List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
• 9.2 Statistical Terms and Definitions
  • 9.2.1 Statistical Terms
  • 9.2.2 Topic Related Terminology

• Fig. 1-1 Target Sample Size - Market Quantification (Sample C), All Countries
• Fig. 1-2 Respondent Population by Project Step and by Target Segment, Czech Republic
• Fig. 3-1 Radiography in Healthcare Institutions by Type Number of Institutions
• Fig. 3-2 Alternatives to In-house Radiography and Radiology Departments Percentage of Institutions without Dedicated Radiology
• Fig. 3-3 Radiologists in Inpatient Healthcare Institutions by Type
• Fig. 3-4 Radiography Rooms Out- and Inside Radiology Departments
• Fig. 3-5 Radiography Rooms in Clinical Specialities by Type of Institution Number of Institutions and Mean Number of Rooms
• Fig. 4-1 Availability and Number of Rooms by Segment - CT Percentage of Hospitals and Numbers
• Fig. 4-2 Distribution of Rooms by Size and Ownership - CT Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 4-3 Configuration of Rooms by Segment - CT Percentage of Rooms
• Fig. 4-4 Configuration of Rooms by Segment - CT Percentage and Number of Rooms
• Fig. 4-5 Supplier Market Penetration - CT Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 4-6 Supplier Shares by Segment - CT Percentage of Rooms
• Fig. 4-7 Supplier Shares - CT Percentage and Number of Rooms
• Fig. 4-8 Age Profile by Segment - CT Range and Quartiles of Year of Installation
• Fig. 4-9 Period of Installation of Rooms - CT Percentage and Number of Rooms
• Fig. 4-10 Expected Life Span - CT Mean Expected Life Span in Years
• Fig. 4-11 Investment Potential - CT Number of Hospitals
• Fig. 4-12 Investment Potential - CT Number of Rooms
• Fig. 4-13 Supplier Trend - CT Percentage of Rooms
• Fig. 4-14 Timing of Investment - CT Number of Rooms
• Fig. 5-1 Usage of Service & Support Offerings by Segment with CT Installations Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 5-2 Provider of Service & Support for CT Installations Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 5-3 Overall Service & Support Budgets and Spend Minimum, Mean, Median, Maximum per Institution
• Fig. 5-4 Interest in Service & Support Offerings Mean Importance, Percentage of Hospitals Planning Investments
• Fig. 6-1 Examinations per Day per Institution by Type and Segment Mean Number
• Fig. 6-2 Daily Throughput per Room by Type and Segment Mean Number
• Fig. 6-3 Contrast Media Usage by Segment - R&F, CT, MRI Percentage of Examinations and Total Number
• Fig. 6-4 Trends in Radiographic Examinations by Segment Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 7-1 Differences in Decision Making Processes for Modalities and IT Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 7-2 Stakeholder Involvement by Phase of Decision Making Process % of Hospitals
• Fig. 7-3 Stakeholder Influence in Group Decisions by Phase of Decision Making Process Mean Relative Weight in Percent
• Fig. 7-4 Supplier Selection Method Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 7-5 Financing Method Percentage of Hospitals
• Fig. 8-1 Supplier Selection Criteria Importance & Supplier Satisfaction Mean Rating, 1 to 5
• Fig. 8-2 Supplier Selection Criteria Importance Mean, Median and Range of Rating, 1 to 5
• Fig. 8-3 Supplier Selection Criteria Importance & Supplier Performance Mean Rating, 1 to 5
• Fig. 9-1 Schematic for Radiographic Imaging Equipment